Providing opportunities to underprivileged youth
Success is a term that cannot be defined easily simply because its definition may differ from one person to another. For example, my friend believes that success is when you get to relax in a house somewhere in the province far away from the city life. Another friend of mine sees success as having the […]
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When public schools in Cagayan de Oro were hit by the brunt of tropical storm Sendong in 2012, schools resorted to a teaching methodology that responded to the call of times. No homework. Minimal face-to-face/in-person classes. Activity-based seatwork. Yet, the new learning method churned out high-scoring students instead of high school dropouts. Photo taken from […]
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As educators, we are always challenged by the complexity of teaching-learning process. That is why we continuously adapt to the demands of our time when it calls for a change. Year after year, students with different learning styles and background flock into our school bringing with them diverse experiences and personalities. Here we provide them […]
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Gospel (Mt 28:16-20) Now the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain to which Jesus had directed them. And when they saw him they worshiped him; but some doubted. And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of […]
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In the backdrop of COVID-19 crisis, some of our local government unit officials have remained steadfast in ensuring an uninterrupted roll-out of basic services in their barangays. Though it looks like all in a day’s work for them, our local officials have also put their lives at stake just to reach out to constituents who […]
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As COVID takes a toll in Cebu City, local government units are constantly tipping the balance between preventing the contagion of the disease and ensuring access to food for children and affected families. CITE responds to the challenge by funneling cash and in-kind donations from friends to daily feeding programs called Project Soup Kitchen to […]
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In an article written by Calixto Chikiamco in BusinessWorld, he cited agriculture as foundation of development. Indeed, more than ever, as COVID crisis continues to grip our country, learning how to grow your own food is a skill that everyone must have. This is part of the advocacy of King Philip Caballes upon realizing how […]
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PEACE OF HEART Blessed Alvaro del Portillo was born in Madrid on 11 March 1914. He studied engineering and began working professionally in that field. To his doctorate in engineering, he later added doctorates in history and canon law. In 1935 Alvaro joined Opus Dei, which had been founded by St Josemaría Escrivá in 1928. […]
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To: All Staff and Students From: Academic Council Re: ACADEMIC CONTINUITY PLAN 2020-1 Date: 23 April 2020 Dear All: In light of the extension of enhanced community quarantine until May 15, 2020 as proclaimed by Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella, the Academic Council upon MS approval would like to inform everyone of the following adjustments. […]
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Government officials in both national and local levels are doing serious juggling right now, trying to solve the COVID-19 crisis and address the immediate needs of the people, all while trying to keep everyone well. In communities where resources are scarce, this can be difficult at best. But nothing beats a collaborative efforts among barangay […]
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Closures of ports and stricter border controls have put Filipino seafarers on a limbo. Since the enhanced community quarantine began, overseas deployment was already put on hold as part of preventive measures that led about 3800 stranded seafarers to be billeted to boarding houses and accommodation facilities in Metro Manila. As they wait for government’s […]
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As COVID-19 pandemic hits hard the poorest of the poor, the gaping inequities in access to food and health care continues to widen. Though the province-wide enforcing of community quarantine has kept the people off the streets, it has also challenged hardworking local government officials to step up their efforts in reaching out to their […]
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Lumen Christi! The light of Christ! These are the words that the Church makes resound in our ears at the start of the Easter Vigil, which begins in the darkness of the night. Lumen Christi! This is repeated three times, while the candles of those participating in the liturgical celebration are being lit. The light […]
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Further to the issued CITE memo dated March 19, please be clarified that the duration of the suspension of ALL classes, summer training orientations for incoming students, and work will be until APRIL 28, 2020, subject to extension or revocation if warranted by proclamations from the offices of Cebu Provincial Government and Cebu City Government. […]
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Many have been gravely worried about the crisis brought about by COVID-19, let alone its long-term consequences. But the outpouring of responses from private individuals and civic and faith-based groups have offered grounds to hope that there is there is no shortage of kindness and goodwill. As public support for frontliners continuously pours out, we […]
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Large-scale disinfecting efforts have been carried out to slow the spread of COVID-19 in big cities and barangays. Methods from simple disinfectant sprays to spray cannons have been used on establishments and streets as the country continues to battle against the increasing number of COVID-infected cases. Keeping Cebuanos out of harm’s way is the Regional […]
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Gospel at the Procession with Palms (Lk 19:28-40) And when he had said this, he went on ahead, going up to Jerusalem. When he drew near to Bethphage and Bethany, at the mount that is called Olivet, he sent two of the disciples, saying, “Go into the village opposite, where on entering you will find a colt […]
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We sympathize with TESDA over the loss of Deputy Director General Gladys Fua Rosales whose grace and courage under the most difficult of circumstances have always been a source of comfort and inspiration to her TESDA family and friends. DDG Rosales had more than two decades’ worth of experience as a public servant, starting her […]
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